Bayside Gallery in Brighton, Victoria, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Bayside Gallery

Locality: Brighton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9261 7111

Address: Corner Wilson and Carpenter Streets 3186 Brighton, VIC, Australia

Website: www.bayside.vic.gov.au/gallery

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25.01.2022 How much do you know about local Indigenous history? Prove your knowledge by taking the quiz about the Bayside Coastal Indigenous Trail below and challenge your friends and family to beat your score. #NAIDOC2020

25.01.2022 Join Bayside Gallery Curator, Joanna Bosse as she talks about the beautiful works by artist James Morrison featured in 'Greenworld'. Visit 'Greenworld': https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/greenworld-exhibition-immers

23.01.2022 Join Bayside Gallery Curator, Joanna Bosse, as she provides insights into the beautiful ‘stitched paintings' by Teelah George featuring in 'Greenworld'. Visit 'Greenworld' online: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/greenworld-exhibition-immers

23.01.2022 Puzzle time! Take a break by putting together our online jigsaw puzzle of one of James Morrison's 'Greenworld' feature pieces

22.01.2022 Applications for our Bayside Local exhibition have been extended until Friday 30 October. Bayside Local is an exhibition that showcases the work of accomplished artists demonstrating a link to Bayside. In 2021 we are excited to be including the work of senior school students (years 11 and 12) who either work or study in Bayside into the exhibition. If you’re a local artist or VCE art student or know someone who is, apply to have your works exhibited at Bayside Gallery.

22.01.2022 Meet Joiwind Lowe, a multi-disciplinary local artist as part of our Who Are The Artists in Your Neighbourhood series. Learn about her unique practice and the fusion of art and healing which she is currently exhibiting at our latest exhibition, 'Greenworld'.

21.01.2022 'Her own path' tells the stories of five early 20th century women, who each have a strong connection to Bayside, and were among the first professional women artists to emerge in Australia. They were all trailblazers in their own way and achieved levels of success in their craft through innovation and tenacity in a male-dominated world. This week meet Jessie Traill (1881-1967)... Jessie Traill was born in Brighton to a wealthy family, the Traills soon moved to Sandringham which was mostly undeveloped bush at the time. She was one of the first women to practice printmaking in Australia and was crucial in the promotion of Australian printmaking. Discover more about Jessie: Traill:https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/her-own-path-jessie-traill Image credit: Jessie Traill, View from High Road 1952, watercolour, gouache and pencil, 22.8 x 29.7 cm, Bayside City Council Art and Heritage Collection. Purchased 2013.

21.01.2022 Where am I? Do you know the Bayside location where this photo was taken? #RediscoverBayside

20.01.2022 Join Bayside Gallery Curator, Joanna Bosse, and artists Wona Bae and Charlie Lawler who form the artistic duo Loose Leaf for a conversation about their stunning work 'Resonance' 2019-20 featured in 'Greenworld' Hear about the inspiration behind and challenges that come from creating large scale installations. Visit Greenworld exhibition online: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/greenworld-exhibition-immers

16.01.2022 Bayside Library Service has created a curated list of nature-inspired reading in conjunction with 'Greenworld'. Happy reading

11.01.2022 Looking for creative ways to entertain the children these school holidays? We have some fun ideas that the kids and grown-ups will love for you We are excited to offer two fun and creative workshops with Polyglot Theatre, a globally-renowned company based in Melbourne that creates, produces and tours Theatre for Young Audiences all over the world. Find out more...

10.01.2022 Meet Joiwind Lowe, a Melbourne-based American artist who currently works in photography. Her photo printed fabric installation commissioned for Greenworld traces her engagement with the local environment of her home here in Bayside. See her work in Greenworld here: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/greenworld-exhibition-immers

08.01.2022 Make your own piece of sky this school holidays. Inspired by Teelah George's work 'Sky Piece' 2016 - 2017, create your own contemporary art.. Find the instructions here...

07.01.2022 Hear about the works ‘Unburden 2015’ from Nicole Foreshew with Bayside Gallery Curator, Joanna Bosse. Nicole Foreshew is an artist, curator, and writer from the Wiradjuri Nation in central west New South Wales. As a multi-disciplinary artist who works in photography, video, sculpture, and textiles, Foreshew’s practice explores the significant relationship between cultural identity and connection to the land.

05.01.2022 This school holidays join us for a hunt that brings you up close and personal with each of the artists and the materials they use and themes they depict in the 'Greenworld' exhibition at Bayside Gallery. This scavenger hunt style activity is one the whole family can enjoy together in your back garden or when out enjoying your daily exercise.

04.01.2022 We are delighted to announce that Bayside Gallery, Brighton will re-open its doors on Wednesday 25 November. Immerse yourself in our exhibition 'Greenworld', where artists explore the relationship between an individual and their surroundings and the importance nature plays in human consciousness. So many of you have visited this incredible exhibition online and now you can see it in person! 'Greenworld' is on until 13 December

02.01.2022 Meet artist Naomi Eller and learn about her work in our latest exhibition at Bayside Gallery, 'Greenworld'. Visit 'Greenworld' online: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/greenworld-exhibition-immers

02.01.2022 'Her own path' tells the stories of five early 20th century women with a strong connection to Bayside who were among the first professional women artists to emerge in Australia. This week's (trailblazing) artist in focus is Margaret Baskerville (18611930) Margaret Baskerville studied design, painting and sculpture at the National Gallery School, Melbourne and later at the Royal College of Art, London. On her return to Australia in 1906, Baskerville’s reputation as an outstan...ding sculptor grew and she is considered the first professional women sculptor in Australia as she was awarded the public commission to create a statue of Sir Thomas Bent which is located on the corner of Nepean Hwy and Bay Street, Brighton. Discover more about Margaret Baskerville here: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/her-own-path-margaret-basker Image credit: Margaret Baskerville in her studio with Sir Thomas Bent sculpture. Courtesy Brighton Historical Society.